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Former Philadelphia Eagles star wide receiver DeSean Jackson and Delaware State are nearing an agreement for Jackson to become the head coach of their football program. According to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, Jackson had an on-campus interview recently and the both are expected to come together in the near future to finalize the details of Jackson’s […]

The university also set a school record with 2,369 new students in 2024-25, an increase of nearly 4% from last year.

Donald Trump's second presidency and his proposed policies could have a direct impact on HBCUs, particularly with funding and financial aid, writes Duvalier Malone.

Ezra Ausar is a fresh face in Utah men’s basketball. The college athlete sat down with SZN Opener host and fellow hooper Rikai for episode two of the podcast.

Howard’s Election Day coverage, called the “Bison Election Zone,” created by Dr. Stacey Patton, will begin live-streaming at noon on Nov. 5.

Anok's runway-ready return to Howard is a full-circle fashion moment. Representing luxury brands like Fendi, Louis Vuitton, Versace, and Tiffany & Co., Anok was first discovered at a Howard homecoming. And the story of her discovery is straight out of a fashion fairytale.

This year, the university is determined to ensure a safe and enjoyable homecoming experience and a comprehensive security plan.

NewsOne recently caught up with Black Voters Matter on the campus of Lincoln University during their 'Take The Field College Bus Tour.'

Dozens of HBCU football legends endorsed VP Kamala Harris in a letter pledging their support that was sent on National Black Voter Registration Day.

To celebrate the limited series, black businesses in Atlanta were spotlighted and HBCU students were treated to a special screening. Click inside to see photos from the events!

Zahara Jolie, the oldest daughter of Angelina Jolie & Brad Pitt, struts her stuff with her Alpha Kappa Alpha sisters in a now-viral clip.

Here’s a look at gospel artists who made a name for themselves in the classroom before they made a name for themselves in the spotlight.